Short Feathered Poems

Short Feathered Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Feathered by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Feathered by length and keyword.


Premium Member Whispering Wings

ebony winged
aerobatic Ravens dance
                                ……..a feathered ballet

John G. Lawless
©1/12/2022
Form: Haiku


The Weaverbird and the Flower of Paradise

If seen, he seems a feathered thief
come to steal a feed; 
but for the flower, this is chiefly
service for its breeding.
Form: Quatrain

Yearly Molt

Molting in falls breeze
Old oak s feathered canopy
Colorful feather leaves
 


By Robb A. Kopp
All Rights Reserved © MMX
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Cardinal and Squirrel

cardinal
red feathered
trilling tittering tweeting
beak bird acorn oak
scampering, frolicking, chasing
brown, furry
squirrel
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Dromaeosaurid Theropod Dinosaur

Bipedal, feathered Carnivore, swift seizer, the Velociraptor http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/nature-4.php
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Feathered Foragers

herring gulls flocking
foraging at the beaches-
 disappearing lunch

7/27/18
  
Contest - Son of Senryu
Sponsor - Brahn Bailey
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Lonely Fate Endured

single gull struts sand

outcast from the feathered flock --

     lonely fate endured





* For Rick's Nature Haiku contest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Frost

white feathered ruffles dressing twigs, leaves and branches… some wind like tinsels Dec. 29. 2022 8.02pm
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member White Feathered Fowl

white feathered fowl
slathered in black slimy crude
let their cry be ours . . .


For "OIL SPILLED OUT ANGER! /Slam Contest by SKAT*
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Evolution

feathered dinosaurs
evolution evolving 
the eagle now soars 

Bird Themed Haiku Poetry Contest 
Sponsored by Tania Kitchin 
7/26/2018
Form: Haiku

My Heart

My heart is 
A flightless feathered creature
Doomed to a life grounded,
Though never crestfallen,
For it has found the sky in your eyes.
© S. Grace  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Bird

silver tiny feathered species fluffed bird sits still silver tiny dove earth's grace a feathered species loved
Form: Tyburn

Premium Member Who Am I

I have an S-curved neck
I am a tropical bird who can stand on one foot
hot pink feathered wading bird
I eat shrimp plankton and algae
who am I?

Premium Member Ostentation

With elegance the peacock
   Struts in show of vanity
   An admiration seeker
   Flaunting bold feathered attire
   Throws modesty to the wind.
Form: Verse

Bird In Flight

They pump their 
Silk bodies
Up into the
Clouds--
Their feathered wings
Beat rhythmically,
Leaving trailwinds
Spiraling out with
Invisible symmetry.

Premium Member The Pigeons of Trafalgar

The pigeons of Trafalgar Square
Are feathered, yet lacking in hair.
They'd look erudite,
With wigs powdered white,
But wouldn't get up in the air.
Form: Limerick

Feathers

Feathered wings flapping
as eagles fly in the sky
soaring with freedom 



 For. Skat A's "Feathers" Contest
By Nudershada Cabanes
July 14, 2015
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Fancy Woman

Fancy woman in a pink sequined hat
With a feathered boa fluffy and fat,
Putting on the ritz
For a guy named Fritz
Who made money with a ball and bat
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Winter's Sparrows Chirps-

shining wintertime a swamp, feathered sparrow chirps because of the dog!
3/2/22 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2022©
Form: Haiku

Premium Member LUMINOUS SKY

dawn spills gold on waking sky cloud-feathered paths drift soft and high~ each widening glean a cray of light ascending day’s first wing
Form: Rhyme

Love Starved

Matted, framed, feathered and tarred
On display, I am permanently scarred.
No misunderstanding or optical illusion
My gallery heart begs for love’s intrusion.

The Ducks In Life

The Ducks in Life

Sometimes we must duck!
From our fine-feathered friends,
Even human ones—

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
March 16, 2010
Poetic form: Senryu
Form: Senryu

Feathered Siren

The delicate feather
Of a golden winged bird
A song like soft rain
Green grass with blades of iron
A young girl pretending to be fine
The bird merely a siren.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member METAPHOR TREASURE HUNT

The peasant scrapes charbroiled stones from his field—  
“Hope is a feathered thing” refusing to yield.  

Inspired by “Hope Takes Wing” by Chetta Achara [2025]
Form: Couplet

Premium Member The Blue Heron

what future flight 
is in sight
for birds of grandeur to take hold
for our delight
and capture our dreams 
with their feathered wings
and carry our gaze away

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